Tagged: deepseek
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Where Agent Behaviour Lives: dsh, Claude Code and pi DeepSeek's dsh keeps its hardcoded prompt to one sentence. Claude Code puts orchestration in prose. pi hands the choice to you. I read the source of all three. Read article Why Every Model Lab Ships a Harness DeepSeek just released dsh, its own coding agent. That makes four labs with harnesses. The reasons are distribution, training data and benchmark control. Read article DeepSeek V4 on Apple Silicon: Current Status What the V4-Pro and V4-Flash checkpoints weigh on disk and in memory, mapped to the unified-memory ceilings of current MacBook Pro and Mac Studio configurations. Read article DeepSeek V4: Don't Look at What You Don't Need DeepSeek V4 reads a million tokens on roughly a quarter of V3.2's compute. It does this by selectively attending to the parts of context the prompt asks about, the same way humans skim a long book. Read article